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How to Add a User in Linux [With Examples]

This guide shows how to add a user in Linux using the useradd and adduser commands or utilizing the GUI tools that the desktop provides.

This article shows you the best practices for creating tar.gz archives from the command line in Linux using the tar command.

This article is a complete guide on using the DNF command in Linux to manage and maintain the software package base.

lfs is a small tool similar to the df command for producing a list of file systems on Linux in a clear and beautiful tabular form.

In this guide, we will discuss some of the basic features of the watch command using easy to understand examples.

This guide will show you how to use “find” and “locate” commands to find files and directories on your Linux file systems.

This guide will teach you how to quickly and easily delete files and directories in Linux using the command line.

Core utilities are the basic, fundamental tools of a GNU/Linux system. Coreutils 9.0 brings with it some important improvements.

Bat is a cat command clone with advanced syntax highlighting for a large number of programming and markup languages.

Are you new to Linux? Here's the list of basic Linux commands containing all the common commands you'll need to know to get started.